Unseed by Øe
Tracklist
| 1. | winter, awakening | 7:45 |
| 2. | freezing, light beam | 7:28 |
| 3. | charm, hanami | 10:11 |
| 4. | uncertainty, green | 11:07 |
| 5. | creation, breath | 8:04 |
Credits
released May 25, 2015
花見 (hanami) Series is a special designed object-release coming once a year on Arboretum in the period between April and May. Taking inspiration from the Japanese Hanami, a widespread tradition of contemplating the transient beauty of nature, this series comes bundled with original Japanese Sakura cherry tree seeds + CD.
Composed by Fabio Perletta in Roseto degli Abruzzi 2011–2014, this album features re-processed sound samples used for the album "Transfer", which was previously released by Murmur Records in Japan, 2012.
Thanks to Daniele Antezza, Marco Berardi, Andrea Familari, Giuseppe Bifulco, Dromoscope (2011), Paolo Cignini, Rossella Angelozzi, Yuki Aida-san, Emi Aida-san, Sean Fujimoto-san.
Design by Marco Berardi and Andrea Familari. Artwork by Andrea Familari. Mastered by Daniele Antezza at Artefact Mastering (Berlin).
花見 (hanami) Series is a special designed object-release coming once a year on Arboretum in the period between April and May. Taking inspiration from the Japanese Hanami, a widespread tradition of contemplating the transient beauty of nature, this series comes bundled with original Japanese Sakura cherry tree seeds + CD.
Composed by Fabio Perletta in Roseto degli Abruzzi 2011–2014, this album features re-processed sound samples used for the album "Transfer", which was previously released by Murmur Records in Japan, 2012.
Thanks to Daniele Antezza, Marco Berardi, Andrea Familari, Giuseppe Bifulco, Dromoscope (2011), Paolo Cignini, Rossella Angelozzi, Yuki Aida-san, Emi Aida-san, Sean Fujimoto-san.
Design by Marco Berardi and Andrea Familari. Artwork by Andrea Familari. Mastered by Daniele Antezza at Artefact Mastering (Berlin).
License
All rights reserved.
Sound and installation artist investigating presence, silence and impermanence, encouraging different levels of experience, engagement and contemplation. Perletta’s practice reveals an inner discipline which goes beyond the scope of rational coordinates, whilst addressing reality and small things.